Eugene daily guard., October 20, 1908, Image 1

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DAILY G1JARD
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ABuO
Lorers are
reSCWfcl
(E SHOCKS
THE PHILIPPINES
0 Following the
nrtbqiiake yesWday
... reneated today.
Lmase anywhere have
jVour Mail Orders
ony
1 Bagsp
I
ifrom a sneeinl im.
F in, a. ?nft.
;W of great dur-
p le in
Cjiew fj
brown. liln.Q
ad navy. Each!
1.25 to 2.00
Fall
inter
"l sneaW to
i: the hi.rl, ..i.
, ---r1 inn -
I'm and Fersft
T are ,11()st
SIiy ma.W to be
sta)d back of
afJ? make.
SlS50.00
tof
a.m,if.s((.:
Ha'1'-... S4.95
:50
b.
r
0ses each
mm
IH6VIP BLOWS
SE FROM TRfiCKI
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00 As the result ofNTn unprecedented acci
". pacific train at Lone Tree creek, Wyoming, last I an"e u,u ,
P are known to be deadnd several crs mayW4 ;
jured, many seriously.
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f i.nickea up the caboose of a worjrain and car
Hram and car
11 edge of a hill and dropped it, with its forty occu
distance oeiow. u,
A tin in confusion.
k.n nM LUCW r
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is tiroerresaiuK. nuu uuiv uuuvuueciea ae
L received at headquarters fore.
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FAIR WEATHFrf) ,
O FOR fcIOIi)V.
Oregon, Washington and
130
Idaho fair tonigh t and
Wednesday.
!
ipiT T
fainter Display of La Vogifc 0
tid Coats. - 0
fer our customers for this fall and winter season
of La Vogue its and suits so novel and distiuc-
nothing short 04 a fashion revelation. 1 lie Uirec
tpire influence is present in
many pleasing and origin.fl
styles.
The more severely tailored
coats are well represented in
our La Vofrue line and we
recommend them, especially
to those patrons vJio former
ly have believed 11kj- could
wear nothing but tailored-to-nieasure
garments. -
Every La Vogue coat or
suit is strictly ami carefully
tailorpd in pvorv r)(t;iil nml
tlin wuni'ftT rtnn ln'.i-u I'.w.l
assured of a most correct
fit and individuality of siylo.
Our garment department is
teeming with La Vogue
suits and coats. An inspec
tion will repay ycui.
, La Vogue 'Suits
$15 to $50 .
Vogue Coats
"$15ta50
Ientemeri Gloves
We are headtjuartei for
this popular glove a glove
with
pair
no supior.
The
$1.75
Mil
tOK THE
Bear Skin
Bonnets
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Made of good quality cloth,
made well, all sizes; each
25c and 50c
TttLJ CELEBRATEIl
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Hampton Bros.
'558-564 Willamette St,.
WHER5)QhBEATS CREDIT
TERRIFIC ORr)
RAGES IN WYOMING
Cheyenne
o,t. Q-
One of
ears is
ruK-W in the l.aramie plains
uetween here and ltawlins
consisting of snow w a ter-
1111c wiiiu. All tW.ns
late, anQ- .reiorrtTk
several are W.-ked vt
are
that
-
tween
Laramie and Hawlins
, U
UADDVTUllll in hat
- ;""''' ' nv ia imu I
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WANTFfl AT PITTQRIIRO T chnffeur lost' control of the
,w rTvb,,rB. Oct. 20.-1,, ,., ft.dl..
al Jirr .In.t..., v . ,
. ,ma UiMlllSftM
. lhrr t Of h-ihoi
- ..vj ; m""'"
presence or llalry Thaw in ihi
citv. .'his means that Thaw will
not he l.rouRht h at present.
CONDITION OF
SUSPENDED BROKE
V .
ims Anseies, uct. 20. The sclnfl)
ule of assets and liabilities of Fred
. Dorr, the broker who r.x:A'v (-
i-.iufu iMisieesx. nas ueeiiurrniliteil
me credits show the assets to
H.'...'l, liabilities. S4MI.973.
Hampton Brosp Guaranteed
The GrAt Clothing Sale Still Qontities
o Hundreds of people are taking advantage of thelniost
unheard of red;ed inft'es ( at this tinicoof year) and buy
iiPg suits, ovePcoats, extra trousers and boys' suits buying
a twoo years supply, seem
ingly. They are the shrewd
L business men who are doing
this.. Ye know we (n save
you money. AVe want your
clothing trade and we are
going to lftive it, if quality
and price fouufc .
Vou know the kind of
clothes we have sold you be
fore. The quality is just the
same high-grade, reliable
kinds but tin price is re
duced 1-4, or even more in
some' cases even 1-- discount.
The boy. in the clothing
department are Juisy, but
they can wait 01 you next.
Come in anyway and take a
look.
Men's Suits and
. Overcoats
$5 to $25
Boys' Suits and .
.. Overcoats
$2.50 to $7
to H otf
New Trimmings
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Thousands of yards oi
new novelty bands, branls,
galloons and pi0ine.enes.
Imported novelty, gold tin
sel insertion bands, in fact,
many of the newest trim
nOiigs made, o'i'he yard . .
5c to $7.50
Royal Worcester
Corsets
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Besides tins tainmis
Beetles 11
cor-
set, vnich is mailt
fiirure. no matter
r every
if one is
stout or slim, we have a cor
set to fit. We carry the pop
ular W. B. Corsets, winch
are made in every mted
style. With these two makes
you
one
ire sine 01 a in im
f III. I'llM'll
C 51.UU to au.uu
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iite Bear bkin
Cloth Specials
2.40 white
."4 inches
tlui. vard
bear skin
wi.I s
cloth.
.eciiD
$20
ONE IS DEAD
TWO HURT
AUTO accident!
Vuuas. Cal., Oct. 20. --One was
miicu una iiv injured in irciuuinioT
lSWrock at ('amphora. Al wcr.vi
mXibers of Salinas Grove or lruids
and were going to Soledail to assist
in initiation ceremonies at that place
John Hoheit was killed. O
Victor Massera and L. tt. Hkey
may die aa the result of thSf In
r) I lurles.
machine on a sharp turn and skidded
around and turned completely over.
Dickey was the chaffeur. O
(TV report that two o'V victims
hike) died at Soledad Is iWonfirnied.
$g)die
TRIED TO BURN
WIFE TO DEATH
Seattle. Oct. 20
riaciris nlle of
blazing newspapers under thWhatr
in which his wife was Bitting, and
holding r In the chair thnl the fire
mlsht consi ( her body. M. Hans,
Kuest of !
Frisco House, was ;
;ht, charged with
be Vi
ntlen.nt to kill
Taffeta 36 in. "Wide
mm.
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Cright lyt-i ty Hart Schaffnrr tc Marx
A New Arrival
In Gloves
Semi Gauntlet Gloves for
strew wir; similes of tan.
Extra good vaftic; the
pair $1.25
MisSeV Ready-to
Wear Dresses
Made of good serge, braid
triiiQied, blouse waist, full
lileated skirt, laments (Sri
shield, col
each
and
arm;
$5.00
Remnants at
XA Price
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iad
( )wni!'vi the larire
ah
dress iroods, we (Dive
this season, an iimiMinl
a;no of ri-nimi or siiort
ends have iircuiiiwiati'il. Ill
order to close tliem out, we
selling tlicm laKiusi one-
liSi
price. TlieriVin' skirt,
... W ,
t and some suit lengths,
w;ns
,Q go at (Hie-lial'Qrii i'.
CraverQtc Coats
0rc?ular price
$?.sPto J 0.00
r-.ial prir3.75 to J5.01)
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Tinn fiP
ivtrtrmaour
GREETS SttY WITH
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Tokio, Oct. 20.QThe most significant event of the it ot.
Americig fleet occorred today, when Rear Admiral Sperry, his
flag ofliceiOand the captains and commanders ef the sixteen
battleships were resented to the empOor and eniQess. It was
the most brilliant runction the palace has ev known. The enu
neror assumed a most, rnivlinl mnmioi. aA i 1.
Winds withvery officer.
Through Admiral Sperry Present Koosevelt sent a most cor-
Qdial message with expnGsinns
ror s good health and hapuWoss and that of the inhabitants of his
realrand expressing gratification at the opportunities tSVord
ed of the visit of the fleet to Japanese waters, and his hope-3 for
a COtltiPilltncf! nf thn rnriTinl rol.itt,na iirVii JTl lintrA ,ir.i.,D
....v.w.iu .- t..vW ..... v. lf , . CAiaicw
njetween the two countries. O
Tlin .. 3
"A'v "r"' cAjiicsniru ills
American fleet (Bd recfl))t ifDtho
t, . ,
"""""ui, miuso auutuuuiiis ne inosi coituauy reciprocaioa. He
expressed the hope of the successful gymplction of the voyage of
the fleet. f
T1j procftssion alonthe routo to0tho palace was lined with
entflisiastic Japanese and foreigners, thousyds of school chil
dren cheering contiguously and waving flags as the carriages
passed. "Ae presentation was followed bv an elaboraterlunch-
Peont wluch 45 persons were
the mperor retired, and rudeting Admiral jierry at the door,
bade hira a most cordial farewell and presented him witn a mag
nificent silvervase. o o
WELCOME &I0ST CORDIAL
Tokio, Oat. 19. Ttfc reception accorded the Afterican At
lantic fleet by the government and ople of Japan is conceded
by the Amrion nval officers t be tho heartiest and most per
fectly carried out of tho imvny receptions enjoyod brthe fleet
siffce it sailed from Hampton Eoads. Roar Arniral Sperry said
to the Associated Pressotoday that he was utterly unable to say
how if? had been accomnlised. but that the welcome o-ivpn 1I10
! fleet and its officers and men here hatbbcen so carefully planned
a-id carried out to tho most minute detail tbt a lastingjmpres-'
jsionjad been stamped upon the mind ofov"ety American who
iv.-J it
I witnessed it.
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BURIAL QF
: BISHOP PJTIEH.'.
AT COOBERSTOWJI
New York, Oc-t. 20. ImiiosltiK acr
vlcfs inai ke;! tho filial iMitointiiiu'iit
today or lttsli Ilt'iiry l'otlr, of
the Kplscopal diortsu of NYg York,
who dlt'd last July at hit home in
Cooporfiiown. A Ktun crowd ukhimii
hlt'd tor th( hi'I-vU-uh iIUh iiiorniiiK nt
(iniCB Church, tho firm parish In
iiiQlll-linQi'oltir
willi-h the lll.'hli!) oftlriatcil 111 N.-w
1 York :i;i'l win-ri ti '-nt y-f I yam
auTI:iy In- wriH run1 --i rat k-
lvuwin (hi Hi-nii'" In Urar'.
fhur.h, wlslrli witi. roinliirli A liv
l!i-l' i ll.'i. r, r 1 1 final '-rvl tof.K
Idii'i In tin. n-w l';i'l'."lriii of S
.lolill. llu- lliviiii', i Q .Moi'iiliii..lii'
Il.'ii:htn, win-ri.. (in- hijdy was plari-fl
In a iii;iirr!ifli..it tomli iiri.pan'il for
It In tin- irypl. The Cal hilral.
whli h 11 In i-iim i (I will ri'iiulrn near
ly oni. linnilri'd vi-am to romil;ti.,
wan tin. ni.itloli - f Hhlioi I'otn-r,
ami q!1 I"- Mia tlili f moniimi-nt.
A note fro' Krnnk Davi r, ex-
Kpcuker of trii'-reiton nouxe in rep-res-n'atlvefi.
who han linen nick at
Hum for many week" of typhoid
piiiMiiiioiii.'i, nay that In nlitltiK
mi ev-rv ilav and In KelllliK welslfi
IK wi.ljr.lfe
v w.ii ' ry
Ilia'Vji. I
niirt ' . h :i V llavey
In . lull (.' )-oii: tjppe
ri(,w i,n u.. r-'u'l iv-i'-'oviTy. Oro-
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lensBi
mrm
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EXTREME CORDIALTY
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for the continuance of thfVmpo.
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upprcuiailOIl OI UIO VISIT OKJIie
frioii(llvi.s?iO nf PrPsidonrOniiiiv and myself
. .7.. . . .
present. At tho end of the0meal
HASKELL LIBEL .
SUIf INVALID
: SAT-'ATIORKEJS
Action As Begun Docs Noncon
form to the Lawiof
Nebraska
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Otniilin, Ocl. 2 0. Tin, tOD.OOU
lllii'l Hull wrnrh Uiiviirniir lliiHknll, nU
t ,L-1 liit,... rn...i i.. ii.i.. ..I... t ...Sr
'.viii in.-,, iii mm in; uini wriMt
UKHllist Win. It. Ilt-itral In ii'int)iin.u(l
in vitllil by iii'Diiiliicnl iiltoriii.yM who
! have ('Xalniiicd iIih jii'titloll.
It In p(jliiti.il lint Hint IIhi Iiiwh rf
NcliriiHkH Hlltiw no imnltlvu (lainiiKi-H
In a llbi. I mi It . ami $:HMi,ii(iiOr ll
aiiioiini mkk(9 ror in tim iriH(.nt caHt.
Ik i i i i i i 1 1 1 v . . It In iiIhu iinlnti'il nut
that thi' in'tltlon Ih tml ari'iiiiiiianliMl
by tin affidavit Mthi'r of ilunkHI or
his ntlorni'V. iin i 1 1 1 1 -il hy thn laws
of ItifH Htaln. I'lltll no ii(.(riuniitii!i'(l
tint null him no HtanilliiK u n ilfi- I In.
lawn of .Ni'liri'n.
NIGkff RIDERS AB
UNDETWOCIlELL-
KNOWN LAWYERS
P
rnlonXHy. Ti-tiii.. Oi-t
Wont Witn Iti'i'l root l.iiki'
sn.vH that lion. It .. Taylor
ami (atl. 0.ulntrirvHniiklii,
hoih m oinlni'iit i.Wyi.rit tif
Trcnlon. Ti-iiti., who wi-rii
finhlnK al tiio laki., wim-i. im-k.-imk!
uii I (! I,y ili!n rlil'.iH liml
nielli. 'ral'(r lnnly him
0
Iwuminn in a in-.' lit.-r-
ri'lll-d I.', ImiIIi
iilli.
Lr 1 ia lien f-.nn.t u, . j ,
HiMi' il- ;i I. .-Hid II N f
known wht-'M'T he hiil) MviT
f VlhVt'V H IK'-J'H ha Vm t. "U hcUI
t VaShK tln hodli-K h
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TYPHOClrt DAMAGE w
WAS VERY SEVERE
Amhoy, pal 20
ThiirH'Iay'H rrihoon
-The damaiti hy
wan ifreaur than
reported. in 7kitif Chow three
thousand houniVivero deiitroyed and
I I mi kllle l. In l.amclieiiK nix hun
dred homo. were deiitroyed
l.""i kl)l-7N
"'"'(J
heme
Hvr, ye-Vtif airo the I.atnchentc
fiiH.did and 3. (nm drowned ami
Imndrcda killed atV'n'.T place.
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KAfesiTnaai 0
DUKE SA! FL
THIS
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Report That Dowager Queen
Has Given Consent to o
o
Marriage
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e-
Turin
believed
Oct. SO link.' Abriizri-ln
toAixirakllc-it for Aiuirlv.i
aO'lnY,?!!;
under an
hou imcr OjicciQ'oiiM.nts
ImiiIoii. (let. .A illximtch from
If na.tllc liowaKCt' CJiu-cn hurt O
iWiHcntciivJ.i tho iiiiirrlaKc of tho
liukc ilc Ahrtiul anil .Minn Kiidh'tino
;ii(S.:iniiiaiuic1'ii intiWnt to
. iiTi-unlluK (M the kuiiu
thoTVirio.
boui.c, will lie n illaiiionil tliiru vil-lo'
I at $iilil.iiim. O
Senator Not Informed
Klklns. W. Va.. Oct. SO. When
shown i fits illsiiatciicK from Turin anil
o
"TliW llllilllliat llllt
"TliV liUormaiion 1 iiowk
la iu'Wh lo my
c cannot uay
do not Know
anyihlim. heea
imythlUK atumt li
BRYAN ACCUS
REPUBLICANS 0? '
C0RIUPT METHODS
Alton. 111., Oct. (. Stnnilliiit on
tho exact spot wliaio Lincoln ami
IMiikIhh I'moliulod tlmfr dolmte iC
I S f S . WtJiHinSf. Bryan. Ootnocrntlc
cundidato ror iil'tmUlcnt. in i0ilO-mln-uto
spi'iM-li here (odiu', lo nil t in
iiiKiiae crowd. oiunl.v"ch.irKPit. that
tho Itcimtillcnii inlrty win pndnivur
lnto purchaso iffo oloclion, nml duro
nut tell In iidvance how much lummy
they n ru irftli'i to I'vo oil liiind on
election day. Tlr, llrun told Ilia nii
dltoi. Unit Iho tide wiim ruutiliiK to
ward tlieOieinocratlc party, nml ru
ferjnn to tile wlruw voteH $ikon Sfi
different purla of the country lo Hiih
Htantlato thin Htateiiieiit, Hiiid:
"WhiA docs Mr. Tafl8 pimltlon
mean In reiturd to the eampalitii cou
trliiutioiiK? It ineaiiH that If yon
knew hel'oro (lui elu( ion k'ii c k
Irlliullonii they are uetiini; vou inUuu
not voti (lie lleinilillcaii Ticket and
wiiiit' linen Unit mean? Why. It.
menus that if you vole the tteimliltciiii
ticket nml find afier I ho election what,
thcygouhl t allow you to know he
fore, you will he koit.v yon voted HuO
Keplllillcatl lli'ket. I limo KolllK tl
draw Vie only concliiHioii that can
he lira) n hero, an I lint In :!::' tliey
are doiHK todiiy, and kiiowlni; do
Iiik today, what they urn not wlllltiK
for n Id know they nio doliiK."
BRITISH BARK
o QFESHIRE WRECKED
Ran I'ninclKco. Oct. 211. A jLahlii
lueHmiKe from Sydney mkvh IheTlilf-
IbIi hark I'lfi-Hlilro. from
AtiKliallu. to I'ui-t Iniiil.
wrecked on (lillierl IhLAI
NewcllHtO.
Or., wiih
Aiii-Miat 2 I .
O
James h. TkiRy.
MaHHri. ljti.st'ltH Htatt mMianir fL
hnn
llu iM limf ru! In
wr fculwrnatorlMl
liiW'II 1m If'l't'loWIt
O
I'L-lit. Hid Iiuujj
AH nn hmiid w. rf haved an I
to ri.wlju, Shf rarni-d coal.
.
lulu-u
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TO KM TKKX I KQS.
rirtland, Or.. Oct. 2u
Kdward Mm;h Martin, con
victed of niatiRlaiitctiter for
the kllllnx of Nallian Wolff,
u pawnbroker. wan today
aentenred to fifteen year'ik
Iirlniiiiiijpiit and to pay a By
of $i,ii Kb; KU,e notlco of
appeal.
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